Kwanza activities toddlers

30+ Kwanzaa activities and crafts for kids. So many amazing ideas to keep you and your little one busy making memories this Kwanzaa!

In this activity, children will learn more about Kwanza and make their own symbolic corn out of paper. The name for the holiday of Kwanzaa is derived from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza” which means “first fruits." Munhundi means corn. The corn represents the children of a family (one ear of corn for each child). The corn symbolizes the parents' wish for the child to grow up strong and happy!

This Kwanzaa Chain project is a fun and easy way to introduce young crafters to the seven principles of Kwanzaa! Since Kwanzaa is a cultural celebration

Kwanzaa quilts

Infant footprint craft for Kwanzaa I put together, it's a cute idea!

Whether you already celebrate Kwanzaa or are learning about it, we share books + yoga poses to add movement to this holiday with Kwanzaa Yoga

with custom Newsletters and Calendars

Hard to believe that there are only a few weeks left until Christmas vacation, so I've put together some great free resources, crafts, and activities for all 3 December holidays for you to check out. If you are looking for free resources and activities for Hanukkah, you can check out my blog post by clicking on the picture below. You will find great websites, books, crafts, and free activities and some freebies from me! If you are looking for December Holidays Around the World free Resources…

Color our free Principles of Kwanzaa coloring page and use as part of holiday or diversity and inclusion activities for kids. Print a free holiday coloring page today!